Hotels in Ezeiza

Ezeiza exists because of one thing: Ministro Pistarini International Airport, Argentina's main gateway, sitting inside a partido of gated communities and open countryside about 35 kilometres south of central Buenos Aires. There is no historic centre to speak of here, and the reason to stay is entirely logistical, an early flight or a late arrival rather than sightseeing.

The partido itself is a quiet, affluent commuter belt threaded with country clubs and estates, a world away from the crowds of Recoleta or Palermo. What Ezeiza does offer is proximity: hotels a short shuttle from check-in, with Buenos Aires itself under an hour away by road once you want the tango bars, steakhouses and colonial plazas. Be honest: come here to sleep off a long-haul flight, not to explore. Stay near the airport terminal for the shortest possible transfer before or after your flight.